S.African watchdog orders six-month hold on job cuts in Sibanye-Lonmin deal
South Africa's Sibanye has proposed to buy Lonmin for about 285 million pounds ($365 million) to create the world's No. 2 platinum producer.
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S. Africa competition tribunal OKs Sibanye acquisition of Lonmin
Deal would create the world’s No.2 platinum producer.
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